NanoBio IGERT - Physical & Biomolecular Foundations for Designing Nanoprobes for Biology
Research example: Anti-IgG molecule flowed through microfluidic channels. Credit: Konstantopoulos/JHU
- Create nanoprobes ranging from nanoparticles to lab-on-a-chip devices to study biological systems.
- View cells and probes in physical, materials, and biological terms.
- Earn a degree from a participating doctoral program.
- Work with highly motivated students across disciplines and departments.
- Receive a yearly stipend and full tuition support.
- Be part of a groundbreaking educational experience at the crossroads of disciplines.
Current Students
Program Director: Kathleen Stebe, Professor and Chair, Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering.